So on the weekend services, we explored the five big questions in this section.

And we saw, you know, the first question was they were, you know, the religious leaders,

the chief priests and the scribes, some of those guys, they were questioning his authority.

It was a question of authority.

And Jesus didn't give him an answer because they wouldn't tell him whether John the Baptist

was of God or of men.

And, you know, it's interesting.

Just because someone, you know, displays religious behavior doesn't mean they know anything.

And these guys were the picture of religion back in those days. So it's kind of interesting where

Jesus is, uh, his authority was questioned by guys who didn't have the authority to question

him in the first place. And Jesus showed the whole crowd there,

their hypocrisy. You know, it's interesting that just because, you know, they were saying,

by what authority do you do these things? Remember all the miracles Jesus had done? And you might

say, well, that's enough. You raise people from the dead.

He healed the blind, cleanse the leper.

But one thing that is interesting is, should miracles be the thing that confirms if someone is truly of God?

No, remember Janice and Jambries?

They could copy Moses and Aaron. And some of the things that Moses did, they were able to sort

of do with their magic and trickery. And that's one of the things we have to be careful of, because

even in the last days during the tribulation period, there's going to be signs and wonders that are not

going to be of God. You know, this whole Antichrist thing and the beast and there's going to be signs and wonders that are not going to be of God. You know, this whole antichrist thing and the beast,

and there's going to be a fatal wound,

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